Hey george-p, thanks for joining us on the Dropbox Community! We do have an article that gives you instructions on how to perform a more advanced reinstall of the Dropbox app. If you follow steps 1-4, you should be able to accomplish what you want. Here's the article for your convenience. Let me know if you have any questions.

まず、Dropbox デスクトップ アプリケーションが同じアカウントで実行されている場合、Dropbox デスクトップ フォルダを削除することはできません。 フォルダーを削除する場合は、 1) Dropbox デスクトップ フォルダーのアカウントからサインアウトするか、

4) Afterward, Dropbox will prompt you to re-register. 5)Use the correct account's login credentials to connect. Note that when you relink, to a different Dropbox account now, the app will detect that another Dropbox folder already exists on the computer, and will give you two options: 'Choose Another Location' or 'Install'.

Since you’ve mentioned that some are not on your PC, this means they’re visible either on the site or another device. Therefore, the two reasons for this are: Selective sync - the files you want to view are in a folder that has been selectively ‘ unsynced’, so they won’t appear on the computer

Yes. If you uinstall Dropbox from your computer, it will stop syncing, and you'll be able to safely remove the local Dropbox folder to free up disk space. Make sure you uninstall first. If you remove the files while Dropbox is running, Dropbox will sync the deletions to the cloud. [This thread is now closed by moderators due to inactivity.

新パソコンでトラブルなくdropboxを使用するための手続をご教示ください。 その場合、旧パソコンのエクスプローラで表示されているdropboxはどうなりますか。旧パソコンのdropboxを削除しても問題は起こりませんか。 よろしくお願い申し上げます。

When I got a new computer, the Dropbox install said something about me having a ton of files and that I should just select which ones to show for now. I selected very few. Now, I need some files. I see them in Dropbox online, but I don't know how to get them to appear in my computer's Dropbox folder.

I want to unlink/delete DropBox from File Explorer (Windows 11) without changing my account. Your explanation is short, sweet and to the point ... except that I can't follow it as right-clicking on the Dropbox icon only offers 'Dropbox' and 'Unpin from taskbar'. Starting the DropBox app doesn't get me anywhere near 'Security' etc.

An issue I have been experiencing while using Dropbox on my desktop computer running Windows 10. The problem I've encountered involves a significant delay when using keyboard arrow keys for scrolling within the Dropbox folder. Additionally, the search function within Dropbox is also affected by this sluggish behaviour.

My work PC had to get re-imaged it had a nickname I had given it. I deleted that device and now I’m stuck with this one, not a huge deal was hoping for a way to do this in DropBox but looks like they removed the feature for one reason or another.